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代表的なリノベーションスポットです。雑貨やアート作品を販売しています。正直なところなかなか購入には至らないかも。ただ建物自体がとても素敵なので、建築に関心のある方はぜひ行くことをお勧めします。また、周りの敷地内には誠品生活やお散歩感覚で散策できるところもありますので、ゆったりと楽しめます。ただ駅から遠いです。工事で道がふさがれていたりするため、思ったより遠いです。行くなら市政府駅からをお勧めします。

One Piece event at Songshan Creative and Cultural Park. There are lots of different exhibit halls with rotating exhibits, but I went for the One Piece 20th Anniversary event. One Piece 20th Anniversary Event The One Piece 20th Anniversary event was mostly a picture taking event with sculptures. There was some original art work and conceptualizations, but I was expecting a lot more. The One Piece art exhibit was heavily advertised throughout Taipei in the months leading up to it. Upon arriving at Songshan Creative and Cultural Park, you could tell the advertising worked because there were a lot of people. One Piece Augmented Reality App After getting your ticket, they recommended that you download the One Piece 20th Anniversary App. I downloaded the app and it had 3 options upon opening it: English, Chinese and Japanese. After selecting English the app froze for me so I couldn't experience the One Piece augmented reality fun. I saw some people using it and then felt very okay about missing out. The AR app made the event more interactive, but it was like low quality clip art floating in front of you. Exit Through The One Piece Gift Shop Exiting the One Piece exhibit of course led you into the gift shop and snack bar. As you would expect, the prices were pretty high for One piece merch. One Piece Snack Bar I ended up going for Franky arms bubblegum Popsicle. It sounded better than it was. The taste was like watered down milk and bubblegum. It's pretty hard to eat because of it's shape. At NT$100 each, this was absolutely a rip-off. Damn pirates. Also, this is Taiwan during the summer. If you're not done eating a Popsicle in 3-minutes, it will be all over your hand as it melts. Have you tried eating a Popsicle quickly? It makes most people very uncomfortable to watch. More at TAIWANEATER

There are often so many renovated buildings across Asia, each one charmless and filled with the same plastic souvenirs, face masks, cups and what not as is the case with similar buildings in Hong Kong. This was very different. Ended up spending a few hours strolling through the unique, high quality handicrafts, art and design pieces. Was hard to resist not buying anything. The Eslite super store next door was as fun and even had glass blowing workshops. Would definitely recommend a visit if you have a few extra hours and like design pieces.

亞洲經常有很多翻新的建築，每個都沒什麼魅力，而且裏面都是一樣的塑料紀念品、面膜、杯子。比如香港的那些建築，但是這裏跟那裡不一樣。我最後在這裏花了幾個小時。他們有高品質的手工藝品、藝術品和設計品。很難控制自己不買東西。隔壁的誠品非常有趣，甚至有吹玻璃的課堂。如果你有幾個小時，並且喜歡設計品的話，我介意你來這裏逛逛。

松山文創裡面有各式各樣的活動展覽辦理，每個週期都不一樣，還有很多文創商品的販售，誠品內有DIY的商品可以嘗試，偶爾還會有免費的講座可以參加，即使不看展覽也可以全家來這裡走走散步。